Nepotism is Bad, but Glorifying Criminals is fine?

Star kids get the most hate here... and it's almsot a sin to like a star kid

But glorying criminals like Sanju and Sallu is okay? No issues there ?

But Ranbir was amazing in the movie and it's his acting that's being appreciated, nothing else...that's what people are saying.

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Well if Sanjay Dutt is not movie royalty who is ? Son of not one, but two parents in the industry. His father directed him so what bigger launch could you get ? If people are glorifying Sanjay Dutt aren't they glorifying one of the biggest Star kids SH ?

TBH, I loved the movie ONLY and ONLY because of the actors- mainly Ranbir, Vicky and Paresh Rawal. I don't buy the terrorist aspect at all. He may not have been knowingly involved in the bombings but I dont think he is as clean as they made him out to be.

I didn't know Sanjay Dutt's story neither now after watching the movie. Because I have watched an engaging story which made me laugh, cry and what not. The acting of each actor was so glorifying that it completely made me forget about whose biopic I am watching. Sanju the movie is all about direction and acting first. Maybe the controversial life of SD comes then.

Not at all...glorifying a criminal is equally bad

Ugh! Can ppl just treat movies as movies and not some life changing event? Im pretty sure most of the ppl who hv watched the film still think Sanjay Dutt was wrong and the others im pretty sure dont bother as much. Im talking about general public. Most just watch the film, maybe think about it for a day or two and FORGET. Nobody would argue for Sanjay Dutt by using this movie as a reference, the idea of it is quite ridiculous. This is a biopic, meant to entertain...not a documentary. As for ur nepotism statement, it is an issue coz here careers are involved, not just acting but nepotism is an issue in every field. Because of nepotism, someone much more deserving is denied opportunities. So i dont get how that shouldnt be a point of concern.

Originally posted by: -JaprilForever-

Ugh! Can ppl just treat movies as movies and not some life changing event? Im pretty sure most of the ppl who hv watched the film still think Sanjay Dutt was wrong and the others im pretty sure dont bother as much. Im talking about general public. Most just watch the film, maybe think about it for a day or two and FORGET. Nobody would argue for Sanjay Dutt by using this movie as a reference, the idea of it is quite ridiculous. This is a biopic, meant to entertain...not a documentary. As for ur nepotism statement, it is an issue coz here careers are involved, not just acting but nepotism is an issue in every field. Because of nepotism, someone much more deserving is denied opportunities. So i dont get how that shouldnt be a point of concern.

Yeah same here...always thought Sanjay Dutt was wrong in keeping contacts w terrorists n still think the same...still think so...but the crazy thing is that fir those 3 hours, totally felt for this character...if this is not compelling acting/direction/writing/storytelling then I don't know what is...

In a country where a terrorist like Yakub Menon gets a heroic farewell, thousands of people attend his funeral; where Afzal Guru is considered as a martyr , I dont think making a movie to glorify another terrorist is a big deal 😳